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What's your take? Personally agree with Arnold after running close to 20 years, and never had a hiatus, except that Achilles tendonitis exploration phase for 3 months of non running. I can say I don't particular enjoy running, don't hate it too. Just routine, time of the day, to put on the shoes and run 6 days a week. It's really more routine and passion more me.
And the negative motivation from the speaker is also true to me. If I have appt that going to crashes with my running time, I will feel guilty, and will ahve to of something to make way for my run to happen.
Yes, unfortunately motivation might not be that lasting and strong a pull factor, unless if you are really motivated by a certain goal and really strong in the mindset in achieving that. Like for eg picking up certain calisthenics skills and achieving certain goals. Which as a side effect or even major effect is that you'd also love to look good with a great physique. This pull factor can be a good motivation coz you'd love to look that way.
Just merely setting a typical new year's day resolution of "oh.....this yeah har i want to drop 10kg coz i wanna be healthy", usually does not work.
i often use routine as well, last time i always said must make it like same as brushing your teeth or bathing, so be it just 20 mins or 2 hours a few times a week (or even daily if recovery for performance not the top focus at an amateur level).
Unfortunately getting started and sticking to that routine is not really easy for majority coz the discipline needs to be really really strong.
Another way is to make it a hobby. Usually when it is a hobby, people will do it. Even buying shoes (or even trying to fix shoes by gluing back

) as a hobby it will lead to more running coz you invested time and money and so you'd wanna try it out.
For bikes, it could even be as wierd as experimenting with front/rear lights for night/day and with vertical cut off so it is not blinding but it really illumnates the ground really nicely, or bottles cages or helmets or tires/tubes or jerseys.